That awkward moment when you walk in front of your window in your underwear only to find a construction worker, who is digging up a dead plant, staring right at you from no more a few feet away. We may have exchanged awkward waves. I just laughed and went on about my business. I don’t take myself too seriously. Above all, life has taught me how important it is to laugh at myself.
When my son was about three years-old he loved the sandbox. My dad had built a huge one for him at their house. One weekend we were visiting them, and my parents had made a big breakfast for all of us. (My family loves breakfast!) Ian ate his breakfast and wanted to go outside to play in his sandbox but he was still in his pajamas. My mom told him that he couldn’t go outside in his pjs. He proceeded to strip off all of his clothes and bolted for the door. My mom just shook her head and said, “He is definitely your son, Lisa.” Yep, that’s my boy alright.
August 20, 2015
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August 20, 2015
That’s a very reserved comment for you, Edward. 😉
August 21, 2015
I can totally imagine you doing this! At least you weren’t completely naked. Better watch out, the next thing you know there will be a line of construction workers outside your window. 😉
Oh wow, I’d forgotten how skinny you were back then. Tiny. Your arms were little toothpicks. How long ago was this picture taken?